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Board cites missing parole and police recommendations, limited support network
Summary
Members said the petitioner did not provide recommendations from a parole or probation officer nor from police, and the board noted no support-network witnesses testified to aid supervision or treatment, weighing against granting the exception.
Board members emphasized that the petitioner did not submit a recommendation from a parole or probation officer and that they received no police recommendation. Counsel framed this omission as meaningful to the ordinance's factor weighing; one member said the absence of those documents and witnesses was concerning.
Counsel summarized the board's view on missing input: "The board is concerned that the petitioner offered no recommendation." Members also noted that the petitioner already had a residence in a nearby jurisdiction with an approved waiver, and they questioned why he would move to Pleasant Prairie if the move did not strengthen supervision or treatment supports.
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